Announcements for Democratic County and Judicial Candidates
A damaged paste of political notices announces multiple candidates for Circuit Judge Attorney General and County Judge across counties including Lawrence Giles Maury and Maury in the Eleventh Judicial District. Names listed include Sem Holding J B Garner H B Lowell Ben Chiders Jease Tomlinson W B Gordon Major John T Williamson Hag Jordon with primary dates and party action noted.
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Sutherland
Sem
Abie
Tennester
MAB
Dweno- I Eratic Party
H. B. Lowell
Lawrence County
Elth Judicial
J. B. Garner
Hieventh Judial
Ben Chiders
Giles County
Eleventh Judicial District
Democratic Party
Reg.j . Sanders
Jease Tomlinson, Esq
Maury County
W. B. Gordon
John T. Williamson
Hag Jordon
Williamsport church notes and local notices March entries
In Williamsport March 17 Rev J B Green will fill his regular appointment. Belmont guest Mary Fern of Saahville visits Miss Feanors Molloy. Among distant attendees were Jobs Honser Heart Hill Meda dita See. Several locals travel to Louisville. Many visits and weddings noted including Miss Mai Bettie Hardison and Jesse Rummage at Leftwich. Public notices list Maury County sheriff and county offices candidates for Democratic primary April 5 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
J. B. Green
Ben ‘Alderson
Chiis
M. M. Harris
Rachel Fumsell
Lillie Moore
Oliver Clagett
Oran Jones
Little Lot
W. Porter
Beveh Porter
Nashville
Walker & Porter
Janie Porter
T. L. Porter
Murday
Suneny
Dick Smith
Bill McEwen
Shady Grove
Arch Moore
George Harlan
Cour| Ae
Mra
Winsler
Will Cage His Lion
Nashville mayor James W. Hound said he will resign from public office and retire, expressing there is nothing in holding office and acknowledging deep involvement in city matters. Friends note he fears grafters take much time and earnings from a public official.
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Nashville
Tenn
Twi
James W. Hound
Mr. Head
Head
Jellico coal promoted by Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Housekeepers hear a sales pitch for Jellico coal promising a quick fire with little dust and clinkers. The ad touts Monarch coal as a strong second choice and invites customers to trade with Columbia Mercantile Storage Co.
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Momarch Coal Ias
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Dan
The
Herald
Cultivators price list from Sarrerrnip and Donson
Prices on cultivators offered by Sarrerrnip and Donson. Encouragement to visit and view the goods at the business location. The note emphasizes deals for buyers seeking new equipment.
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Sarrerrnip & Donson
Local News From Taylorsville and Surrounding Areas
Miss Mamie Shannon and Mr Ed Shannon visit their brother Will Shannon in Williamsport. Mr and Mrs S T Baker entertain in honor of guests Misses Anderson and Cummins. Mrs P O Hanson and Mrs Albert Anghea of Godwin visit their mother Mrs Green. Mr and Mrs Will Kirkpatrick and Pearl and William of Parksville visit Dan and Mrs Shannon. Mrs John Liles ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Frank Liles improving. News of a sad accident as Mr Everett Grimmet’s horse ran away. he struck his head on a tree. Mrs Jim Patton ill and not improving. Rev L S Gray of Lebanon preached at Pleasant Mt last Sunday from Matthew 6:38-4. He will visit again the first Sunday in April. session may hire him as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Mamie Shannon
Ed Shannon
Will Shannon
Williamsport
S. T. Baker
Anderson
Cummins
P. O. Hanson
Albert Anghea
Godwin
Green
Will Kirkpatrick
Pearl
Little William
Parksville
Dan Shannon
John Liles
Frank Liles
Everett Grimmet
Jim Patton
Community Notes From Campbell Station Area News
Local farming updates report modest potato sales, late wheat damage from hard winter, and a busy planting week for Irish potatoes. Residents acknowledge visitors Mitchell of Atlanta and Mr S A Wright, with various moves and school activities noted, including Miss Gracy’s classroom ceremony and teachers at Evergreen and Andrews. An advertisement extols Ballard’s Horshead Syrup for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Atlanta
Wother
S. A. Wright
Lone Star State
Oliver Bree
Claweon
Ashwood
Mr. Clawson
H. A. Wright
Fountain Creek Roiler Mill Co
W. A. Denham
A. Porgus
Robin
Hollis Roundtree
New Decatur
Ala
L. & Shops
Joe Hobbe
Nashville
Rutie Craig
Ella Fleming
Columbia
Orn Perry
Elma Wesson
E. ©. Fitzgerald
McCain
Jess Martin
G. N. Martin
Joe Wesson
Alabama
Emmet Craig
Alvie Gracey
Da'sy Sham
Culleoka News Roundup Shows Move and Illness At Home
Mrs Maggie Tomlinson closes a trade for a house east of the Methodist church to live with her mother and sister as Mr Seward shifts to the Smiser place near Pleasant Grove. Miss Sallie Smiser grows seriously ill at Dr Smiser’s home. Louie Tomlinson returns from the Normal College to visit family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culleoka
Maggie Tomlinson
G. W. Foster
Seward
Smiser
Pleasant Grove
Sallie Smiser
Dr. Smiser
Louiie Tomlinson
Nell Tomlinson
Henson Evins
Roberts’ Bend
Massie Andrews
Decatur
Readus
Atlanta
Mixa May
Annie Daugherty
Latham
Messrs. Calvert
Renfro
Moore
Rebecca Amis
Giddens
Jonas Amis
W. D. Love
J. W. Coffey
Mr. Poster
Masonic Hall
Barbara
High Life in Columbia Furniture Offer Seeks Old Pieces
Columbia Furniture Co invites residents to search for valuable old furniture cast aside as worthless. They offer liberal payment in exchange for refinished and repaired items, with expert workmen finishing and resilvering mirrors. Refundable, prompt service advertised by the store on the public square.
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Columbia Furniture Coo
Death of Margeret Elizabeth Moore in Water Valley
Water Valley March 17. Margeret Elizabeth Moore born October 19 1828 died February 25 1902 aged 73 years 4 months. Widow of Edward J Moore she joined the M E Church at seventeen and lived a Christian life. Survived by husband three sons eight grandchildren and other relatives. Also notes visitors and guests from Bethel Turkey Creek and Santa Fe.
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Johnson
Jess Hutcheson
Cland Church
Jessie Jewel
Bethel
Our Village
Lizzie Fleming
J. P. Johnson
Wes Cook
Turkey Creek
Santa Fe
Grover Oakley
Columbia
Goshen
R. D. Jarratt
Thos. Johnson
Orestra
Visit to Mrs J M Stone Noted in Local Social Update
The column notes a visit to their mother Mrs J M Stone last Sunday and mentions Little Miss Winnie Allen of Roberts Berlin spending a week with her cousin Miss Mildred Gregory at this place. Geranium.
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J. M. Stone
Winnie Allen
Roberts
Berlin
Mildred Gregory
Kentucky Legislature Adjourns After Revenue Bill Passes
Frankfurt March 19 The Kentucky Legislature adjourned after passing the Revenue Bill. The Senate receded on the bank tax and capital amendments and approved the measure 28 to 1. The House adopted the conference report 41 to 87 and final passage 48 to 40. The World's Fair Appropriation Bill failed to achieve a constitutional majority.
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Frankfurt
Kentucky
Senate
House
Salt Price Notice From Local Dealer
A local seller announces in bold terms the cheapest salt rice deal available now and urges the public to buy immediately, promising unbeatable value and urging customers to act before purchasing elsewhere.
D Y Hallock & Sons Anti Clog Weeder Ad Credited
D Y Hallock & Sons promotes the Success Anti Clog Weeder and Cultivator promising drought resistance and soil moisture retention. A one horse 2 foot model cultivates 15 to 20 acres daily. a two horse 2 foot model 30 to 40 acres daily. Used for corn navy beans and sweet potatoes. testimonials from Nashville Pike farmer and T Brown. Call I a Brown or Eugene Alexander in Columbia for details.
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Nashville Pike
T. Brown
Latta Social News Highlights From March Week
Mrs Pearl Allen spent days with her aunt Mrs James Gregory in Latta. Ethel Stone visited Miss Nuthie Sellers at Timmons. Hayes Irvine of Birmingham Alabama was in Latta. Rev. J W Hatcher of Blanche Tennessee visited. A candy breaking at Mr Tom Good's home Friday night. Mr and Mrs Charlie Stone of Theta attended.
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Latta
Pearl Allen
James Gregory
Piotins
Ethel Stone
Timmons
Hayes Irvine
Birmingham
Ala
J. W. Hatcher
Blanche
Tenn
Tom
Charlie Stone
Theta
Spring Medicine Claim for Kidney and Skin Ailments
Advertisement promotes CEWCHO as the best spring medicine for lumbago and related troubles. It asserts spring illness stems from sluggish kidneys and skin, claiming CEWCHO removes humors, strengthens the system, and offers pricing of 1.00 per bottle or six for 5.00.
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Cewcho
Secretary of State Grants Greenville a New Charter
Nashville dispatch reports Greenville received a new charter from Secretary of State Morton after a Saturday vote of 280 to 14 for reincorporation under the four mile law. Editor O M Dugger and opponent James Armitage attended city proceedings. 41 voters listed, 18 unregistered, 74 did not pay poll tax.
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Nashville
Mar
Greenville
Morton
O. M. Dugger
Greenville Democrat
James Armitage
Fragmentary Market Terms for Grain and Seeds
The text lists various agricultural items and prices in a fragmentary form including butter cen Weathers goose wool and tubwashed wool beeawn field seed red clover rorhere veeeeee 008 ATH Oale Toah KS Timothy .5 blue grass per lb rye barley and orchard Urasn. The garbled OCR resembles a rural market brief with mixed product names and stray prices.
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Walter & Hearden
Elbyville
TELIA
A. B. Rains
Cadar Orere
Jobo Latta
Ry County
Newt Pickard
A. L. Emerson
4Th
Ware
Jas. Forgey
W.F Embry
Willard P. Worley
Register
E. Lipscomb
John G. Latta
James H. Kannon
GK. Houser
Col. A.S. Horsley
Apriath
A. L. Thomas
Cedar Creek
Wilburn Derryberry
Antioch
John Cheek
Bryant
Franie Patterson
Verona
Marshall County
Wilcox
Ethel Morton
Hattie Liggett
Vester Richardson
Will Whitehead
Sherod Purdom
Bettie Pinkston
Bryant's Station
Jasper Pinkston
Bill Watson
Silver Creek
F. M. Hardison
Fr. M. Hardison
Leftwich
Mai Bet
Lion
Mayor Head
Marlitf
Putnam
W. PL Woldridge
Columbia, Petty, Morgan& Co
Movnin's
Joe Motsrath
Ballerd
Campbell Stalion
D. F. Gibson
Corher
SeliPhone
T. N. Figuers
Davitt's
T. N. Figuers, the Shoe Man
High Life
Watke Valley
D. Y. Hallock & Sons
A. F. Brown
Eugene Alexander
Alcorn’s Drug Store
Secretary of State
Prises
G. W. Nichole
Satterfield & Dodson
Shan
Orleans
Benne
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